Cleaning Acrylic Magnetic Photo Box

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I’m considering purchasing a Zen Reef photo box, and I’d like to know how I should clean it without scratching it.

It will be in my aquarium only when I take photos, and I will remove it when I am finished. Since it’s acrylic, I’d like to learn how to properly clean it between uses. Or, would a simple dip in RO or distilled water be enough? It won’t be in the aquarium long enough to allow algae to grow on it, but I want to ensure that I take care of it.

Your thoughts, recommendations, concerns, and experiences are greatly appreciated. :)
 
That's cool!! I'd probably just rinse and store it.
 
I have an acrylic top for my tank and this is how they recommend cleaning -

Clean your Octo Lid™ with RODI water and a very soft micro fiber cloth.
 
I have an acrylic top for my tank and this is how they recommend cleaning -

Clean your Octo Lid™ with RODI water and a very soft micro fiber cloth.
Thank you for the information! Surprisingly, I don’t have any microfiber cloth around, so I’ll get some.
 

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